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This special sawmill environment consists of a reed reservoir (restored 1997-98), uphill saw (restored 1997-99), over-reed wheel, Ulva Saw and Planer, firehouse with baking room and a forge (completed spring 2007). The cultural park around Sagedammen in Ulvedal is a popular place for both private and larger events. To book the cultural park Sagedammen for an event, contact Nordfjord Fritidssenter.
Around Sagedammen are 2 old sawmills and a water wheel. A firehouse has been erected with a baking room which is frequently used at events. The bread from this area is very popular. In the spring of 2007, a forge was completed.
The homestead Rabben
In older times, the homestead system was often the only way for people to survive. Rabben is such a homestead that dates back to the early 19th century.
The tar pit
In order to obtain tar for the impregnation of wooden materials, harnesses etc., tar pits were built. The tar pit at Ulvedal has been newly restored.
Baggehola
Helje Bagge was an outlaw who in the Middle Ages hid in Baggehola to survive. The story says that during a hearing at Heggdal in Innvik, early in the 16th century, a foot was wedged whole between the wall of the hearing room and a large stone slab that was used as a hearing table. The killer's name was Helje Bagge. He escaped and hid in a hole in Ulvedalsfjellet, and lived there for three years. His wife rowed across the fjord in secret to ensure that he got food that was placed at the agreed place. Helje was to be freed from his infidelity if he would go to Selje and kill a criminal who was hiding in Selje monastery. Helje went along with her son and killed this man and then became a free man. Until the middle of this century, no one had found the mountain cave that was told about in this centuries-old legend. After she was found, stairs and ladders were built that make it possible for everyone to see the cave and the surrounding wild mountains.
Sagedammen
300 Fv698This special sawmill environment consists of a reed reservoir (restored 1997-98), uphill saw (restored 1997-99), over-reed wheel, Ulva Saw and Planer, firehouse with baking room and a forge (completed spring 2007). The cultural park around Sagedammen in Ulvedal is a popular place for both private and larger events. To book the cultural park Sagedammen for an event, contact Nordfjord Fritidssenter.
Around Sagedammen are 2 old sawmills and a water wheel. A firehouse has been erected with a baking room which is frequently used at events. The bread from this area is very popular. In the spring of 2007, a forge was completed.
The homestead Rabben
In older times, the homestead system was often the only way for people to survive. Rabben is such a homestead that dates back to the early 19th century.
The tar pit
In order to obtain tar for the impregnation of wooden materials, harnesses etc., tar pits were built. The tar pit at Ulvedal has been newly restored.
Baggehola
Helje Bagge was an outlaw who in the Middle Ages hid in Baggehola to survive. The story says that during a hearing at Heggdal in Innvik, early in the 16th century, a foot was wedged whole between the wall of the hearing room and a large stone slab that was used as a hearing table. The killer's name was Helje Bagge. He escaped and hid in a hole in Ulvedalsfjellet, and lived there for three years. His wife rowed across the fjord in secret to ensure that he got food that was placed at the agreed place. Helje was to be freed from his infidelity if he would go to Selje and kill a criminal who was hiding in Selje monastery. Helje went along with her son and killed this man and then became a free man. Until the middle of this century, no one had found the mountain cave that was told about in this centuries-old legend. After she was found, stairs and ladders were built that make it possible for everyone to see the cave and the surrounding wild mountains.
Namnet kjem av at elva eit langt stykke fossar eller kvervlar rundt, som når ein tvinner garn. Det vert sagt at dette er den einaste fossen i Nord Europa der folk og dyr kan passere under sjølve fossefallet. I gamle dager var dette vegen dei brukte når dei skulle frakte dyra ned til fjorden.
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Tvinnefossen
Namnet kjem av at elva eit langt stykke fossar eller kvervlar rundt, som når ein tvinner garn. Det vert sagt at dette er den einaste fossen i Nord Europa der folk og dyr kan passere under sjølve fossefallet. I gamle dager var dette vegen dei brukte når dei skulle frakte dyra ned til fjorden.
Okolice
Loen Skylift is a spectacular new attraction and adventure arena, in the inner part of the Nordfjord, in the heart of Fjord Norway. One of the steepest cable cars in the world will lift you from the fjord to 1011 m. Enjoy the views of the fjord landscape - from the restaurant table, or while exploring in the mountains.
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Loen Skylift
Loen Skylift is a spectacular new attraction and adventure arena, in the inner part of the Nordfjord, in the heart of Fjord Norway. One of the steepest cable cars in the world will lift you from the fjord to 1011 m. Enjoy the views of the fjord landscape - from the restaurant table, or while exploring in the mountains.
Briksdalsbreen (English: the Briksdal glacier) is one of the most accessible and best known arms of the Jostedalsbreen glacier. Briksdalsbreen is located in the municipality of Stryn in Vestland county, Norway. The glacier lies on the north side of the Jostedalsbreen, in Briksdalen (the Briks valley) which is located at the end of the Oldedalen valley, about 25 kilometres (16 mi) south of the village of Olden. It is located inside Jostedalsbreen National Park. Briksdalsbreen terminates in a small glacial lake, Briksdalsbrevatnet, which lies 346 metres (1,135 ft) above sea level.
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Briksdalsbreen
Briksdalsbreen (English: the Briksdal glacier) is one of the most accessible and best known arms of the Jostedalsbreen glacier. Briksdalsbreen is located in the municipality of Stryn in Vestland county, Norway. The glacier lies on the north side of the Jostedalsbreen, in Briksdalen (the Briks valley) which is located at the end of the Oldedalen valley, about 25 kilometres (16 mi) south of the village of Olden. It is located inside Jostedalsbreen National Park. Briksdalsbreen terminates in a small glacial lake, Briksdalsbrevatnet, which lies 346 metres (1,135 ft) above sea level.
Kjenndalsbreen is a glacier in the municipality of Stryn in Vestland, Norway. The 19-square-kilometre (7.3 sq mi) glacier is a side branch of the Jostedalsbreen glacier, and is included in the Jostedalsbreen National Park.
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Kjenndalsbreen
Kjenndalsbreen is a glacier in the municipality of Stryn in Vestland, Norway. The 19-square-kilometre (7.3 sq mi) glacier is a side branch of the Jostedalsbreen glacier, and is included in the Jostedalsbreen National Park.
Geiranger is another small town that enjoys great popularity all year round. Both in winter and summer, this place is visited by crowds, not only from Norway, but also from all over the world. It is such a small gem of the surrounding fjords, full of viewpoints, small cafes and people who want to visit this charming part of the country. There are many places worth visiting in and around Geiranger. The tour begins at the Ørnesvinge viewpoint, from which you can see the phenomenal Geirangerfjorden. A road called Ørnevegen leads to the center of the town. Translating the name into Polish, it means the Way of the Eagles, which in turn is related to the fact that years ago this area was inhabited by beautiful eagles. One of the greatest attractions of Geiranger is the hike along the Storfossen Waterfall. A walk up 327 steps is accompanied by a refreshing mist straight from the waterfall. At the end of the walking route is Norsk Fjordsenter, the information center about the Norwegian fjords. A large dose of knowledge about Norway. There are several places in front of the building where you can sit and rest. There is also another cafe.
The Flydalsjuvet viewpoint is the most iconic place in Geiranger. The main attraction is the large wooden throne ("Fjordsetet"), unveiled by Queen Sonja herself on the 10th anniversary of Fjord Norge. The views from this place are just phenomenal! A fjord cruise is a must-see when visiting Geiranger. Geirangerfjorden is another fjord that is on the UNESCO World Heritage List. This extremely popular Norwegian fjord is only 15 km long and about 260 meters deep. The mountains surrounding Geirangerfjorden are up to 1,700 meters.
The fjord is famous for its spectacular world famous waterfalls: De Syv søstrene ("Seven Sisters"), Brudesløret ("Wedding Veil") and Friaren ("Suitor"). There are several beautifully situated farms scattered around the fjord.
Geiranger is a fun stop when traveling in Norway. This is another place where people who like various forms of spending their free time will find attractions for themselves, there is something for active people and for those who like to visit a little more calmly. One thing is for sure - there will be amazing views and wild nature here.
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Geiranger Sjokolade
Primær Fylkesvei 63Geiranger is another small town that enjoys great popularity all year round. Both in winter and summer, this place is visited by crowds, not only from Norway, but also from all over the world. It is such a small gem of the surrounding fjords, full of viewpoints, small cafes and people who want to visit this charming part of the country. There are many places worth visiting in and around Geiranger. The tour begins at the Ørnesvinge viewpoint, from which you can see the phenomenal Geirangerfjorden. A road called Ørnevegen leads to the center of the town. Translating the name into Polish, it means the Way of the Eagles, which in turn is related to the fact that years ago this area was inhabited by beautiful eagles. One of the greatest attractions of Geiranger is the hike along the Storfossen Waterfall. A walk up 327 steps is accompanied by a refreshing mist straight from the waterfall. At the end of the walking route is Norsk Fjordsenter, the information center about the Norwegian fjords. A large dose of knowledge about Norway. There are several places in front of the building where you can sit and rest. There is also another cafe.
The Flydalsjuvet viewpoint is the most iconic place in Geiranger. The main attraction is the large wooden throne ("Fjordsetet"), unveiled by Queen Sonja herself on the 10th anniversary of Fjord Norge. The views from this place are just phenomenal! A fjord cruise is a must-see when visiting Geiranger. Geirangerfjorden is another fjord that is on the UNESCO World Heritage List. This extremely popular Norwegian fjord is only 15 km long and about 260 meters deep. The mountains surrounding Geirangerfjorden are up to 1,700 meters.
The fjord is famous for its spectacular world famous waterfalls: De Syv søstrene ("Seven Sisters"), Brudesløret ("Wedding Veil") and Friaren ("Suitor"). There are several beautifully situated farms scattered around the fjord.
Geiranger is a fun stop when traveling in Norway. This is another place where people who like various forms of spending their free time will find attractions for themselves, there is something for active people and for those who like to visit a little more calmly. One thing is for sure - there will be amazing views and wild nature here.
Hiking/Climbing
The Via Ferrata Loen is a spectacular experience you will never forget. You start by the fjord and walk and climb high above the fjord, surrounded by the mountains and the Jostedalsbreen National Park. We end up at Mt Hoven 1011 masl and Hoven Restaurant. The view is unbelievable all the way. For beginners, we highly recommend using an instructor. Guided tours and gear rental via Loen Active. Return to fjord level by Loen Skylift, or by foot on the mountain road (7 km to the parking space at Oppheim, and from there 5,5 km back to Loen).
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Via Ferrata
Sekundær Fylkesvei 60The Via Ferrata Loen is a spectacular experience you will never forget. You start by the fjord and walk and climb high above the fjord, surrounded by the mountains and the Jostedalsbreen National Park. We end up at Mt Hoven 1011 masl and Hoven Restaurant. The view is unbelievable all the way. For beginners, we highly recommend using an instructor. Guided tours and gear rental via Loen Active. Return to fjord level by Loen Skylift, or by foot on the mountain road (7 km to the parking space at Oppheim, and from there 5,5 km back to Loen).
Rakssetra is idyllically situated like a postcard on the mountainside towards Årheimsfjellet. This is a trip that has become very popular recently. Every day throughout the summer, tens of people come up here.
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Raksetra
Rakssetra is idyllically situated like a postcard on the mountainside towards Årheimsfjellet. This is a trip that has become very popular recently. Every day throughout the summer, tens of people come up here.
Skiing
Stryn sommerski is an alpine center on Strynefjellet. Between Stryn and Gudbandsdalen, 45 km east of Stryn sentrun. The ski center is located along county road 258, known as the old Strynefjellsvei. This is a national tourist route.
The road is closed for winter from late October to the end of May.
The center is located on Tystigbreen and offers many experiences in the summer snow.
The 1,000-metre chair lift brings you up to 1,300 meters above sea level in the glacier basin, where there are opportunities for both downhill and free riding at your own risk.
We have a great terrain park.
Stryn has a drop height of a total of 290 meters from the chair lift.
The Brerekket, which was an offer in the past, is no longer an offer. The glacier has changed so much that it is not possible to set it up where it has stood before.
We can offer catskiing in periods, where you are transported up to 1,800 m.a.s.l. and then have a spectacular ride back down. This offer lasts as long as there is enough snow to drive safely.
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Stryn Sommerski
Gamle StrynefjellsvegStryn sommerski is an alpine center on Strynefjellet. Between Stryn and Gudbandsdalen, 45 km east of Stryn sentrun. The ski center is located along county road 258, known as the old Strynefjellsvei. This is a national tourist route.
The road is closed for winter from late October to the end of May.
The center is located on Tystigbreen and offers many experiences in the summer snow.
The 1,000-metre chair lift brings you up to 1,300 meters above sea level in the glacier basin, where there are opportunities for both downhill and free riding at your own risk.
We have a great terrain park.
Stryn has a drop height of a total of 290 meters from the chair lift.
The Brerekket, which was an offer in the past, is no longer an offer. The glacier has changed so much that it is not possible to set it up where it has stood before.
We can offer catskiing in periods, where you are transported up to 1,800 m.a.s.l. and then have a spectacular ride back down. This offer lasts as long as there is enough snow to drive safely.
At Stryn Vinterski we offer 4 ski routes
1. The rope tow is an approx. 90 m long tow that is suitable for the very little ones.
2. The main attraction is the 1,200 m long t-hook lift, which takes you from 325 to 680 m above sea level. From the top you have 3 different routes.
3. The junior lift is a plate lift that is approximately 300 meters long. Located below the service building.
The main route goes straight down in the same direction as the lift route. Difficulty level red - medium.
Nakkjen runs gently west from the summit, around Nakkjen and the cabins on Bøanedsetra, and meets the round trail in the last half. Difficulty blue - easy.
The circular route starts at the first hill on the main route, then goes gently west through the cabin field on Bøanedsetra, then turns south-east and down towards the stove. The last part of the track goes directly behind the new cabin field. Difficulty blue - easy.
4. The Steindalsheisen is a 1400 m long T-hook lift, and takes you from 657 to 1000 m above sea level. From the top you have 2 main descents:
The west side runs, as the name suggests, on the west side of the lift, and in the same direction as the lift route, but in a small arc in the middle. Difficulty level red - medium.
Steindalstrasèen runs on the east side of the lift, but more in a direction straight down towards the starting point of the lift. Difficulty level red - medium.
Spectacular descents from 1,000 meters above sea level down to 320 meters above sea level in a snow-sure area with magnificent Nordfjord nature. In the immediate vicinity you can find large open areas with lots of loose snow. All traffic here is at your own risk.
Other facilities
Cafe and heating stove
After skiing
Ski hire
8 groomed slopes
Park
Large parking lot
20 km of groomed cross-country trails
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Stryn Vinterski
471 SetrevegenAt Stryn Vinterski we offer 4 ski routes
1. The rope tow is an approx. 90 m long tow that is suitable for the very little ones.
2. The main attraction is the 1,200 m long t-hook lift, which takes you from 325 to 680 m above sea level. From the top you have 3 different routes.
3. The junior lift is a plate lift that is approximately 300 meters long. Located below the service building.
The main route goes straight down in the same direction as the lift route. Difficulty level red - medium.
Nakkjen runs gently west from the summit, around Nakkjen and the cabins on Bøanedsetra, and meets the round trail in the last half. Difficulty blue - easy.
The circular route starts at the first hill on the main route, then goes gently west through the cabin field on Bøanedsetra, then turns south-east and down towards the stove. The last part of the track goes directly behind the new cabin field. Difficulty blue - easy.
4. The Steindalsheisen is a 1400 m long T-hook lift, and takes you from 657 to 1000 m above sea level. From the top you have 2 main descents:
The west side runs, as the name suggests, on the west side of the lift, and in the same direction as the lift route, but in a small arc in the middle. Difficulty level red - medium.
Steindalstrasèen runs on the east side of the lift, but more in a direction straight down towards the starting point of the lift. Difficulty level red - medium.
Spectacular descents from 1,000 meters above sea level down to 320 meters above sea level in a snow-sure area with magnificent Nordfjord nature. In the immediate vicinity you can find large open areas with lots of loose snow. All traffic here is at your own risk.
Other facilities
Cafe and heating stove
After skiing
Ski hire
8 groomed slopes
Park
Large parking lot
20 km of groomed cross-country trails
The ski slopes start from the 1,487 meter long T-cork lift Hornindalsheisen, one of the longest ski lifts in Norway, and the new 500 meter long plate lift SpareBank 1 Rekrutten.
From the top of the Hornindal lift at 750 m.a.s.l. we have two groomed main runs of 1,650 metres: Fossehenget on the west side and Tverrløypa on the east side. The latter with floodlights all the way, which makes it the longest illuminated descent in Nordfjord/Sunnmøre. Several parallel tracks and different descents provide a large selection of variations and degrees of difficulty.
Hornindal Ski Center is considered to be one of the region's most snow-sure ski centers. Combined with snow production, we plan for a good ski season for our guests. The area offers large areas suitable for free riding and is a good starting point for many different summit tours.
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Hornindal Ski Resort
206 HolebakkaneThe ski slopes start from the 1,487 meter long T-cork lift Hornindalsheisen, one of the longest ski lifts in Norway, and the new 500 meter long plate lift SpareBank 1 Rekrutten.
From the top of the Hornindal lift at 750 m.a.s.l. we have two groomed main runs of 1,650 metres: Fossehenget on the west side and Tverrløypa on the east side. The latter with floodlights all the way, which makes it the longest illuminated descent in Nordfjord/Sunnmøre. Several parallel tracks and different descents provide a large selection of variations and degrees of difficulty.
Hornindal Ski Center is considered to be one of the region's most snow-sure ski centers. Combined with snow production, we plan for a good ski season for our guests. The area offers large areas suitable for free riding and is a good starting point for many different summit tours.